then gudrun how do you explain bernie sanders and i mean peter you even said yourself bernie sanders is the biggest story here yeah do you guys if you think that it can't win and i mean we don't disagree on the corruption of the democratic establishment that's one thing where all of us will be in agreement but how do you explain bernie sanders a guy who is an open socialist who came out of nowhere and almost pretty much constant grassroots revolution probably would of had the establishment not cheated him is applauded in the heartland with a true populist message how do you explain bernie sanders if you entertain the good he says the democratic socialism can't win steve if you want to play. because bernie sanders yeah because bernie sanders is a polished socialist he doesn't talk about any of the other issues all it talks about is income inequality it's unfair unfair unfair he doesn't get into specifics it isn't talk about the jail's he doesn't talk about the the groups that you talk about transgender etc he focuses on one message and one message only which resonates with a certain p

primary was fixed there's no question about that bernie sanders was railroaded by the establishment he really from the start had no chance to win the nomination the fix was in and what's so sad and you come from minnesota i have a lot of interest in minnesota as well as a longtime resident there the two senators from minnesota both closer char and franken put their electoral vote for hillary clinton their superdelegate vote for hillary clinton when bernie sanders won that people that's the problem the fix is in there was political money that was going to all of these super delegates before anybody was given any debate speeches or any kind of stump speeches that they were committing to people that they thought were going to win they thought the party was going to the best chance to win but all of a sudden bernie sanders came along and he proved to america how crooked the system is it even got so bad where donna brazil was feeding debate questions to hillary clinton if that's not crooked i don't know what is so that's the point i'm getting to know mainstream media is focused in on russia

some love bernie sanders and think he got a raw deal in 2016.thers see him as a show boat at a time when the party needs workhorses. elizabeth warren is taking heat for, get this, not being sufficiently liberal. with that debate comes a generational fight too, from ambitious, younger house democrats, for example. nancy pelosi calls them inconsequential. they beg to differ. >> tim ryan ran against her. he had an entire week to campaign and a third of the caucus voted for him. i don't think that's inconsequential. we need a uniter in our party. we can continue to have these narrow and divisive politics, or we can find lead who are are going to bring us together. >> it is interesting to watch. there are all these skirmishes within the democratic family, even as the overall landscape looks pretty good. is that normal? >> yeah, i think that's pretty normal. i think the question is not so much what does it mean for 2018. it's what it means for 2019 and 2020. look, democrats are completely united around all kinds of candidates to win the house, the sen

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that is what bernie sanders wants.at communist china, people pay 32 percent of the healthcare cost. out of their own pockets. berniesanders , consumers pay 30 percent in denmark.14 percent, strains pay 20 percent. nationalized healthcare systems like in the uk and canada consumers pay 15 percent out-of-pocket. the swiss 28 percent. let's take up with republican louisiana representative, mike johnson. congressman, thank you for joining us.how radical is bernie sanders medicare for all plan? >> is very radical. you've set it there very well. everyone needs to understand this is doubly employed by these democrat socialist leaders trying to draw people into their body by waving these shiny objects in the air.give everyone free healthcare, free tuition. it also is great, of course. but they never offer legitimate ideas on how in the world it would be paid for. and it is so radical that it makes china look like a better model. in the u.s. right now, just 11 percent of healthcare costs are paid out-of-pocket by u.s. citizens.

eastern tonight, buzz feed news was first to report that the chief strategist for the bernie sanders for president campaign in 2016, bernie sanders's chief strategist todd divine will be a witness for the prosecution in the federal criminal case against trump campaign chairman paul manafort. or if he's not going to actually appear at trial as a witness, he now says he is they know prosecutors in rob mueller's office in their case against paul manafort. his consulting firm putting out this statement. the special counsel has asked tad devine to assist in the prosecution of the case against paul manafort regarding his firm's media consulting on past political campaigns in ukraine. we readily provided information. they said they have been, quote, assured by the special counsel's office that we have no legal exposure and did not act unlawfully. in some american electoral politics ways, it is jarring to see the guy are the bernie sanders campaign caught up in the manafort case brought by the special counsel, right? but it's not a huge surprise if you have been following the evidence in tha

every bit as much as bernie sanders new deal policy. the newsroom layoffs never stop. but groom editors are so rare species they may disappear completely unless someone figures out how to breed them in captivity. the same thing for the journalists who cover police departments and city halls. some papers there expected to have day jobs and copy editors have gone away. that is the next strings bird. in other words, no group knows the story of the dying middle-class were intimately than journalist. so i do the people at the top of the profession identify themselves with the satisfied and powerful? why in the world would a person working in a dying industry compose a salute to the wall street bailout? it's not funny but it's so bizarre. why would a columnist for a newspaper drop megatons of angry repudiation on sanders for his outrageous negativity about the state of the country. why? for the countries journalists that's pretty negative. maybe it's something about journalism itself. this is a field that has embraced forces that are killing it to a pathological degree. ther

i'm little more skeptical about bernie sanders. but i think elizabeth warren. >> susan, senator sanders will be 79 election day. which is old even by ronald reagan sanders. joe biden is 78. john kerry is 77. elizabeth warren is 71. >> one of the things about donald trump is at his age, he was so active on the campaign trail. he never stopped. but what is also interesting about those people that you mentioned and even some in the introduction is that it is how used to how they are running in the old settings. the folks that we have talked about for the most part so far are people who run traditional campaigns. can they break out of the mold of this is how you do something in order to run against the donald trump. >> who do you think are the front runners? >> i will put cory booker. >> because he is going to run. >> and probably the most nibble people. we have seen him on social media. and seen him adapt that way. >> joe biden. this is a crucial election. we have seen what has happened in this country and how conversations and narrati

the one that bernie sanders used, is what federal government spends right now. in spending. on top of bankrupt government pensions, medicare is insolvent. social security is insolvent. >> we have a federal debt that we can't pay for, a v.a. system that cannot serve most honorable men and women in the country, so why are we having a conversation right now about expanding a federal health care program, this really makes no sense. i think they are just trying to divert away from the good news that the economy is doing well and people are employed. liz: 10 seconds. >> this is political negotiation, you start from extreme position, and work your way back to the middle. we'll see in terms of it year. liz: thank you so much. >> thank you. liz: president trump host a make america great again rally in flooflorida tomorrow. we'll have more after the break, stay there .. jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? you got a1c, heart, diet, and exercise. slide 'em up or slide 'em down. so let's see. for most of you, it's lower a1c.

president campaign in 2016, bernie sanders' chief strategist tad devine is going to be a witness for the prosecution in the federal criminal case against trump campaign chairman paul manafort. or if he's not going to actually appear at trial as a witness, tad devine at least now says he is helping the prosecutors in robert mueller's office in their case against paul manafort. tad devine's consulting firm putting out this statement tonight "is the special counsel has asked tad devine to assist in the prosecution of their case against paul manafort regarding his firm's work on media consulting on past political campaigns in ukraine." when the special counsel sought assistance from us in its ongoing investigation, we readily provided it. the firm also said that they have been "assured by the special counsel's office that we have no legal exposure and did not act unlawfully." so this is tad devine's firm saying he's not in the trouble but he's helping mueller out against manafort. you know, it is i think in some, in, some american electoral politics ways, it is jarring to see the guy fro

bernie sanders and his novice pundits like ocasio-cortez saying this will reign in healthcare costs,costs, cut drug fees but what they don't understand is by increasing access and doing away with cost-sharing all of a sudden healthcare costs will go up and that is why you have astronomical numbers. >> to the non-sophisticated person out there. >> that is not you. >> sometimes it is. healthcare for all seems like a great option, you want everybody to be healthy but would you say healthcare for all will make us less healthy of the country? >> depends on what you mean. will it make americans unhealthy physically? know. they are saying they won't be rationing care here and that won't be true. the only way to pay for this, if you were to double our federal tax receipts, they will have to ration care. economists have said they would have to ration it 20% so if you want to have this procedure like back surgery if you are having pain or weakness, that is not medically necessary and we save that for the emergency situations. it is not making you unhealthy but something you may have had access

alexandria ocasio cortez still fresh off her victory in new york and senator bernie sanders why wr in the red state of kansas supporting progressive candidates out there. they called for tuition-free public colleges, medicare for and everyone a $15 minimum wage for everyone. according to the "new york times," despite all the enthusiasm surrounding ocasio-cortez, many establishment democrats have bristled at the suggestion of the far left ideas espoused by her and mr. sanders represent the party position. ginger. >> i think democrats spent the last few years watching republicans tear themselves apart over how to deal with the tea party movement. and instead of saying okay, we have to move the party to the left or we need to keep the party at the center they're trying to say we can make the tent bigger and we can include everyone. and it doesn't mean that these folks represent the whole democratic party. it's an experiment. right? who knows if it's going to work or they are -- >> so what does a terry mcauliffe or joe biden say are you for free college tuition, are you for these litmus t

one other thing, bernie sanders got ripped off in 2016.his supporters are ticked and i haven't forgotten about it. there's a reason why she was able to knock mr. crowley out of his seat in new york 14 is because there is anger within that base that is real. and if the mainstream democrats don't recognize that, they're going to have a real battle for the soul in november and that only affects republicans. >> harris: i will bring you both back and just add to this conversation, ocasio-cortez is you are talking about, joe crowley's name is still on the ballot, he says he supports her, we will see how it plays out. thank you both. we are awaiting the white house press briefing and in addition to that, little bit of an announcement coming up, so stay close. there's little rest for a single dad, and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. >> first of all thank you to all of you who ha

she won't do it if bernie sanders wins. >> who decides? does bernie jump in the day after november? is that how it works? >> he is not doing anything. >> bernie is doing nothing to tamp down speculation. he is making a lot of trips to key states. he had jeff weaver on the dnc meetings trying to make sure that whatever rule changes are made are equitable and he puts had it is stamp on them. most importantly is he is moving beyond pet issues. one of the criticisms and he had the same message beating up on the billionaires and the millionaires. >> he had the same message since 1945, probably. i think i disagree. i think of bernie with a zealous following. he can jump in so late in the game and they will be there waiting for him. >> elizabeth warren will eat his lunch. she is the real deal at an age that makes more sense. >> here we go. the youngster against the other guy. they are all in their 70s. coming up, democrats go for a wild card pick in politics the way trump did in 2016. oprah winfrey and michelle obama. big shots from out of politics may move in. the did biggest problem is h

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. >> look out, bernie sanders. alexandria ocasio-cortez has arrived.casio-cortez made waves two weeks ago for unseating a 10-term democratic incumbent who was chairman of the house democratic caucus, winning with 57% of the vote. ocasio-cortez ran to the left of her opponent, forcing him to join her there. she even tweeted out a picture of the holes she wore through the sole of her shoes pounding the pavement of new york's 14th congressional district. her win was a political earthquake. she was elected not by criticizing donald trump, but by making a positive case for democratic socialism and racial justice. according to pundits, she is high-speed wi-fi in a system still impressed by dial-up, a social-media influencer who can sell policy and sell out lipstick with a single tweet. there is no denying she is the progressive "it" girl, as much for her ideas as for her sheer political talent. a campaign worker wrote, "ocasio-cortez is as articulate as she is relatable, as charismatic as she is fierce." in the last two weeks, she has become the vanguard of

because the scalise shooter happened to be a fervent bernie sanders supporter.unfair for you or for ana to try to ascribe or blame donald trump because there may be some reprehensible racists out there doing rude and violent things in our country. that is not trump's fault. just as the scalise shooter is not bernie sanders' fault. >> do you think it's an unfair question, ana? >> i don't. look, this much is true. donald trump did not invent racism. he did not invent bigotry. he did not invent racial violence. but it is also true he has pandered to it. he pandered to it in charlottesville when he equated neo nazis with those protesting against them. he pandered to it when he called black athletes sons of bitches. he panders to it at every rally when he demonizes immigrants and never brings up a positive immigrant story. it's all about the bad things that immigrants do. the other day i was watching tv and i saw this clip of these two little kids in montana going to a trump rally. they must have been 8 years old. these two little kids talking about not wanting any m

kennedy: when you ask bernie sanders, i understand a lot of these people have good intentions.t's what good intention is. when the bill comes and you have to pay for it, they don't have an answer for that. taxing billionaires doesn't work. look what happened to venezuela rsh. anyone who can leave has left. that means engineers and doctors and nurses and teachers have fled the country. the ones who are left are either old or weak or poor, and they are the ones stuck with the bill and the consequences. you talk about inequality. it's pretty drastic under a system like that. >> you see tonight liberal cities in the united states. the most of unequal parts of the country are big blue state cities with big blue state governments. the liberal model is one that produces an awful lot of inequality. it doesn't produce a socialist paradise. it produces a great equality between people. it has lifted more people out of poverty across the world than any other system in history. kennedy: thank you very much for being here. last week president trump says he dreams about a dpleaj joe biden in

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we have a growing number of democrats now warning that alexandria ocasio-cortez and bernie sanders will wreck the midterms for the democrats, plus which former top obama official is now warning democrats the same thing too. thank you so much for joining us, thank you for watching. money, politics, we deliver the debate behind tomorrow's headlines. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit," it starts right now. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: first to your money, the dow's down slightly today, 13 points, ending the day at 25,034. nasdaq ending in the green ahead of big tech earnings. more on your money in just a second. but first, to the fight with iran. check out oil prices. higher, ending the day settling basically, settling at $73 a barrel. gas prices at the pump year-over-year. the president now considering reinstating tough sanctions on iran. tough words from secretary of state mike pompeo on iran likely prompted the following from the iranian president, quote: mr. trump, do not play with the lion's tail, this will only lead to regret. america should know that peace with iran is the mother of all

to me, it was astounding to see bernie sanders and ocasio in kansas.they are there and they are relying on an agenda that i think lots of democrats think the establishment is reluctant to embrace.things like healthcare, tuition assistance for young people with heavy student loans. things like minimum wage. all of this is true but at the same time, we had a poll that shows most democrats want a fresh base and that fresh base is guess who?joe biden. i think yesterday five percent support as the next candidate. >> speaking of which, the president weighing in on joe biden this week. >> i dream about joe biden. he ran three times, never got more than one percent. president obama took him out of the garbage heap and everyone was shocked he did. >> i'm going back to the far left because that's fun but the fact of the matter is, there are 194 house democrats, 122 have signed on to cosponsors as medicare for all which would cost $32 trillion. this is a mainstream fantastical view. >> the democratic party is running candidates across the midwest in michigan, ohi

she is also preaching bernie sanders socialism.t's why the party sees her as this great uniting figure even though she is as radical as radical can be. >> do they risk turning off their own voters going this far to the left? it's something we are watching and the world was watching as that woman scaled the statue of liberty on independence day yesterday. ben shapiro, thank you. >> thanks. >> a live look at that cave rescue underway. experts are working around-the-clock to save the lives of a soccer team trapped a mile underground. we will take you there next. thanks to new tena intimates overnight with proskin technology for two times faster absorption so you can have worry free nights, and wake up feeling fresh and free for a free sample visit tena.us as a parent you're supportive of whatever it takes for your kids to be successful. part of that is making sure they have a nutritious breakfast like carnation breakfast essentials with protein and 21 vitamins and minerals. after all, there's nothing like watching them grow. [applause

meanwhile jeff weaver managing bernie sanders campaign, "how bernie won, the revolution taken back ournd where we go from here." jeff weaver joins us. thank you for coming on. >> think of for having me, i really appreciate it. >> tucker: you just did an interview, and aspects of what is the creed and socialism, here is what you said, people want economic security, health care, dignity and old age, and they want to know that they are not going to die with nothing. all pretty reasonable sounding ideas, when i listen to -- and how we pay for them as a point, but we can debate that. we hear modern democrats talking, it is never about economics, it is about abortion, it is overwhelmingly about immigration and why we need to let people stay here whether they are legal or not. it is nothing about an agenda of empowering the middle class economically, why is that? >> let me tell you, democrats have to start walking and chewing gum at the same time. we have to talk about the plight of marginalized communities that have been targeted by the president during his administration, but we also have t

this evening we are joined by senator bernie sanders. [applause] senator sanders has taken his place in history to an extraordinary and distinguished career. in 2016 as a democratic candidate for president of the united states. currently serving second term u.s. senate after winning reelection in 2012 with 71% of the vote. senator sanders previously served as mayor of vermont largest city for eight years before defeating the incumbent republican to become the sole congressperson for the state in the u.s. house of representatives. born right here in brooklyn attending james madison high school and college and the university of chicago the 17 today he is in burlington vermont with his wife jane and has four children and seven grandchildren. senator bernie sanders presidential campaign was the beginning. not the end and in his new book he speaks about what he has doing to oppose the trump agenda to strengthen the progressive and how we go forward as a nation. in his book titled where we go from here which will be published by an imprint of

i think those people in middle that were trapped persuaded by bernie sanders would not be as persuaded in 2018. >> you got used to a decade of under 2% growth that never happened in america. all of a sudden you approach growth rates over 3%, 4%, i think that opens people to like wow this feels great, wages are going up, people can find jobs and change jobs to find one they like. there will be a political impact because of that. david: people's optimism is better. you see it, some people say, well what does that tell you? that tells you a lot, if people feel good they are paying more. in terms of houses and fixed items like automobiles, that is changing. we have not had consumer optimism and general optimism about the economy from consumers and businesses in decade. >> particularly small businesses mom and pops on main street they act coup for -- account for a majority of your job growth. what is fascinating is everyone focuses on generic ballot, i don't think that is a very good indicator. most important is right direction and wrong direction, since that tax bill those numbers are conv

bernie sanders was simply dismissed that part of the equation., they are running on prosperity this year and trump. trump's prosperity. and as i look at these numbers, they are so impressive, and the dems are talking just as hillary clinton did, higher taxes, we have the socialist program where everything is free, the republicans have 42 open seats and a lame duck speaker who seems determined to defeat as many of those 42 as possible and turn over the house to the dems. >> well, look, if you dig into those numbers, one of the most of encouraging things is a lot of it was driven by consumer spending. that means americans are feeling good. if republicans can grab on to that message and do more incremental tax reform, get a supreme court nominee confirmed and seated by will change the balance of the court for a generation. they have got as good a message as you can get. it will be tough because they have a lot of seats up in the house. and you have had interference in pennsylvania. a couple of those seats they have given to democrats because of the

jillian: from bernie sanders to alexandria ocasio-cortez, some of the democrats biggest stars sharingne common theme. >> democratic socialism. democratic socialism. democratic socialism. jillian: socialism surging in the age of trump, so what does it really say about the democratic party? that debate is coming up next. jillian: fox news alert, gunman opening fire on busy street in toronto overnight killing one person and injuring 13 others. police say it was not random. [shots fired] rob: terrifying, the shooter dressed in all black opening fire in a neighborhood known as greek town, shots heard from blocks away. [shots fired] jillian: police say a young woman is dead, 9-year-old girl is in critical condition. >> it's the street where families come, they're all out tonight walking, having their dinner and this, i guess, lone gunman simply came out and started shooting, it's unbelievable actually. rob: gunman was killed in shootout with police, investigate not ruling out terrorism as possible motive. gene adkins allegedly shot grandmother during argument and kidnapped girlfriend and cr

campaign manager, listen to what he says. >> we do not know who will be an end, bernie sanders has notof whether to run, but i think that if we are going to be as successful in defeating trump and ending this abysmal administration, we are going to have to nominate a progressive, certainly. >> harris: all all right, your response but i know i heard the abysmal part. but the point that he is making is that democrats might be in trouble. >> they might be in trouble, actually hope that democrats listen to jeff weaver and nominate a progressive, because i can guarantee you elizabeth warren and, bernie sanders, these are losing prospects on a national stage. the american public is seeing democracy, capitalism at work with the bustling economy. nominating someone who wants to change the economic system is not a good move. >> harris: you mention bustling, jessica tarlov on the couch said earlier on "outnumbered," bussell.com. she considers these people to be outliers, that they are just a small group, because she knows that they cannot win cannot win. >> she is right, and i say that the democ

bernie sanders whose idea -- who pushed it. that was a radical idea. i do think -- there's a level of -- i don't put bernie sanders in this category and you can watch youtube clips of bernie sanders in 1987 talking about the similar stuff he is talking about now. there is among those people thinking of running for president, they understand the energy on the left. no debate about that. and they will immediately skew to that view because they don't want to be. >> let me ask you. >> i talked to senator gillibrand and senator warren and harris for that matter and to be frank senator gillibrand talking about i.c.e. the argument is that i.c.e. is not accomplishing the core mission anymore and need to separate the drug criminal activity, law enforcement, protocols and the positioning that i.c.e. has from the immigration responsibilities that i.c.e. has and she believes is -- i just want to caution that the senators popping out there for what's best for the base when i think there's thoughtful conversation around this. now is this -- >> let me -- >> in 2018,

over the past few days senator bernie sanders has been campaigning with the newest superstar of yourty, alexandria ocasio-cortez from new york. she has said that capitalism will eventually come to an end. she said she doesn't mind being called a socialist. in her words, the israeli occupation of palestine and they say that their agenda is now the democratic mainstream agenda. is it? >> senator menendez: look, that's their agenda. under our democracy everybody has their agenda. i see extreme right wing agendas that i disagree with equally as well. our agenda as democrats is about ultimately making sure that we have an economy that works for everyone, not just the wealthiest, not just big corporations. our agenda is making sure that we secure our nation, including our sacred right to vote, that it cannot be affected by countries like russia outside. our agenda is making sure that every family goes to sleep at night knowing they have the health care they need to keep their family healthy and secure. that's our agenda. >> bret: 's you don't think there will be this progressive litmus tes

democratic socialism a left leaning faction of the democrats the most prominent of course senator bernie sanders who is an independent but does consider himself to be a social democrat making him the only one in congress alexandria ocasio cortez is the rising star of the democratic socialists last month the congressional candidate pulled off a stunning victory against a prominent house democrat in new york in all forty two people who run. for offices of federal state and local levels who have the formal endorsement of the democratic socialists of america county ng is a democratic socialist he's also a member of hawaii's state legislature and he's running for a seat in the u.s. congress joining us now from honolulu county on the ng are you a socialist in the old fashioned the old fashioned sense of the word or thought thanks for having me and i think democratic also with them is not so much about centralizing power within any it's in be it government or corporations more than just making sure that power is shifted back to the people that supposed to be represented on the democratic side on the so

but bernie sanders changed that.is successful hostile takeover of the democratic party means that his policies are now used as a litmus test for democratic candidates. across the country and in primary after primary, bernie sanders acolytes have run and in some cases one. they are in colorado two. it is easy to dismiss this as politically advantageous to the right. that is because the thinking went, they nominate a radical the more likely we are to win a general election. but we know that mentality is lazy. we must take this threat seriously. it earns the candle lit for freedom at those ends if we ignore it. on election night, some of these socialists will win and be elected to state, local, or federal office. once this happens, the normalization of bernie sanders brand of democratic socialism will be complete. socialism will have gone mainstream here it candidates will be held to this new standard on the left. versus be our system their system and some of their policies will prevail. and our government as we know it

people like bernie sanders. the data shows for the first time in a long time wage income for regular working americans are going up. >> when you hear of people like bernie sanders and alexander talking about those things they use talking points that they demonstrated. they have no knowledge of the economy and what is happening. if you watch clips of their new shining star she has no idea what she's talking about. we want to help the poor or fair class. if they look at the numbers. the people they want to support are helped by president trump. they are so agitated. they hate to see the president win because it's bad for them when it comes to midterms and 2020. great for the american people. >> that's right. over the last month or so they would have thought, look, we have him on the back foot. the border issue we've discussed wasn't the finest hour. now you have this good news to change the subject. they go straight back to russia. >> so then they said well, the foreign policy isn't going well. they tried to attac

however, on the left you are seeing more and more candidates embrace the bernie sanders model. i know you just showed him. since the 2016 election he has continued to stay engaged and campaign with candidates and continued to push his message including the medicare for all and raising the minimum wage. i think you will continue to see more candidates moving in that direction after they have seen how successful he was, even though he did not beat hillary clinton, he was a successful candidate and got quite close and won a bunch of states. i think you will see more candidates move towards that model on the left. mike: what do you make of so much energy behind alexandria ocasio-cortez who pulled off a shocker in the primary against joe crowley. but she hasn't been elected to anything yet. >> but she is in what is considered a safe he democratic seat. so she is likely to win that november election. so she has more time to campaign for candidates who are of the same told in as she is. she is a young candidate with a lot of energy. and someone they hope can re-energize their party. w

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he predicted this when bernie sanders got into the race.hat the democratic party would be split up, and hillary was going to win. andack and check your ipods understand. stick together millennials. host: when he talked about this free stuff, explain what you mean by that? caller: precollege, paying off your tuition, all of the free stuff that bernie was promising everyone. it is not going to happen. and this man in the white house, my god, give me a break. i can't even speak no more. is sickening for anyone in the democratic party to vote for this man. y'all have a blessed day. host: to cj, on the line from 31 to 60 years old. >> good morning to you. i have been agreeing with people on maxine waters side, but also i think the democrats need to point out the track record of attacksconnell when he the way that he was making sure he would not help obama. he waited for the democrats and the republicans are come up with an answer and then refused to help them. and now the same thing the republicans wouldn't do, it is coming back and harming the

the allegation isn't they leaked e-mails about bernie sanders. that would be sock pedaling this. >> do you think that's ever going to be proven? do you think indicting russian intelligence officers is going to achieve anything? >> you probably know more than i do on this. i'm asking what it gets you to doubt that. >> do you think that russia should indict our intelligence community, as you pointed out, there are 2 or 300,000 people involved in? look, we spy on other countries. they spy on us. to get back to the original thing that everybody seems to be most upset about, i think you got to have dialogue. president obama was right to dialogue with castro. president trump was right to dialogue with putin. people are going to be upset no matter what he said when he came out of there. i support the notion he did. politically, yes, politically it's not a good thing. he knew he would burn political capital to do this but the world would probably be safer, so i admire the president for doing it even though it's not the politically popular thing to do. >>